The phrase "appear in a Sure" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context.
Example: "The results will appear in a Sure report next week."
Alternatives: "show up in a Sure" or "be included in a Sure".
"I'm sure this will appear in a National Rifle Association pamphlet, that Mr. Feinblatt, the New York City criminal justice coordinator, said that this will effectively prevent gun manufacturers from selling weapons," Ms. Moskowitz said.
More than that, Mr. Torricelli is now able to appear in public relatively sure that he will not be hounded by questions about his ethics, certainly not to the degree that he was before Sept. 11.
When almost every actor on screen has proved a revelation – from Elaine Cassidy as Dinah, to Alexandra Roach as Joy, Will Mellor as Spike and Paul Ritter as eccentric forensics expert Randolph – then you can be sure they're appearing in a pretty remarkable piece of television.
This time, sure, One Direction appeared in a couple of sketches, but Rudd was the focal point of both.
With such an uncertain ancestor separating two clades, we cannot be sure that a spicule appearing in a clade is homologous to the same spicule type in the other clade, or not (e.g. microxeas, amphiasters).
Sure enough, Stephanie Blythe, the Met's Fricka, appeared in a gliding thronelike chair with rams' heads for arms.
God appears, in a whirlwind.
Fold them back and tuck them under themselves, making a white square appear in the center (make sure you do this well - they come untucked easily).
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